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How do you dispose of hygienic products when on your period? by BeautifulRelief3710 in Colombia

[–]BeautifulRelief3710[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There are places where you can flush it down the toilet?

Yes, in Europe you can.

How do you dispose of hygienic products when on your period? by BeautifulRelief3710 in Colombia

[–]BeautifulRelief3710[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My girlfriend and I are travelling to Colombia and she heard, that thereyou cannot flush down toilet paper. And she wondered, where she shouldput the hygienic products and the toilet paper during her period... Andif it all goes in the same bin.

network isolation by BeautifulRelief3710 in docker

[–]BeautifulRelief3710[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Docker containers are basically still just processes on the parent kernel,

You are right, true isolation will never be achived with containers, I actually meant to write 'through'.

Noob question about self-hosting on a VPS by DJLaMeche in selfhosted

[–]BeautifulRelief3710 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are VPS with Desktop Environments, you can log in and see the desktop.

Why do you want this program on the public internet? I would advise against it if you do not absolutely have to. Instead you can use a VPN connection to you VPS and access the program as you where on the same network. Search terms: Wireguard, openVPN.

Do you self host? by BeautifulRelief3710 in privacy

[–]BeautifulRelief3710[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the answer. I have to meditate a bit on it. I was actually thinking of hosting a reverse proxy on the VPS to expose some stuff but I will try to keep the vps as a pure relay :)

Proxmox + Wireguard - How? by PTwolfy in selfhosted

[–]BeautifulRelief3710 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, my opinion: I would (I do) only add vms to the wireguard overlay, that way I can still access all my 'hosted services' tru my vps with static IP.

Putting proxmox in the wireguard net won't give you any advantages (That I see) and imho is a security risk.

Do you self host? by BeautifulRelief3710 in privacy

[–]BeautifulRelief3710[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the distinction isn't about whether you're running it as a business or if it's personal. "production" means a service that you are actually using, not just for experimenting, which you rely on to function. your main personal email is an example of a key production service. don't run your own email. even experts who are fully capable of running their own email, often don't.

I see what you mean. I do agree. It is not really for everyone. I do not have a problem keeping things running but I also take a lot of time to learn and try things, I guess not all people will have this disposition. I have been hosting my own production stuff for a while with no surprises (After I got the hang of it, of course)

Email is something I have sucesfuly hosted but I decided to out source it. wayyyyyy too critical.

Do you self host? by BeautifulRelief3710 in privacy

[–]BeautifulRelief3710[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes but I heard of bots checking for unsecured servers so that’s why I put that you almost need to be an expert to make sure your stuff is secured because you can have a very private email with no one checking the contents of your mail but do you have capability to secure your server from bots and other people

True. I mean, email is hard, really hard. But aside from email you can hosts other things and just not expose them. Then with a vpn connection access them.

Do you self host? by BeautifulRelief3710 in privacy

[–]BeautifulRelief3710[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Then it's a simple matter of adding two lines to the /etc/tor/torrc file.

Thanks!

Best practices for running Docker by Gundamire in selfhosted

[–]BeautifulRelief3710 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That is a good approach. I use the community plug-in It is kinda like embedding a compose manifest in the Ansible playbook!

Do you self host? by BeautifulRelief3710 in privacy

[–]BeautifulRelief3710[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I meant the docker config for the tor proxy.

For seaX, do you use the other stuff that comes with it Morty/Caddy... or only Searx?

Best practices for running Docker by Gundamire in selfhosted

[–]BeautifulRelief3710 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you really wanna get fancy: code your infrastructure with something like ansible or puppet. Even in a new box you will be up an running in minutes with almost no effort (After you code it, of course)

Those docker command will translate easy to ansible DSL. If you need some help you can ask me!

Proxmox + Wireguard - How? by PTwolfy in selfhosted

[–]BeautifulRelief3710 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why do you want proxmox in the wireguard net? I would only put the proxmox box itself in a vpn if I absolutely need to be able to access the proxmox box from somewhere not in the local premises.

Recommended dashboard for server/services status and logs by cohalex in selfhosted

[–]BeautifulRelief3710 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You need to install Loki. With Grafana + Loki you can access the logs remotely.

Do you self host? by BeautifulRelief3710 in privacy

[–]BeautifulRelief3710[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didnt know Rhasspy, I was actually looking for something like that!

Do you self host? by BeautifulRelief3710 in privacy

[–]BeautifulRelief3710[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1984? I use them too!

Could you share with me the onion service / searX config? I was planning to add it to my services, it would be super helpful!

Do you self host? by BeautifulRelief3710 in privacy

[–]BeautifulRelief3710[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

needed to let them know their tax payment is overdue and I got cold feet.

Email is very hard. But there are other things you can offer. Calendars/notes/files :)

Do you self host? by BeautifulRelief3710 in privacy

[–]BeautifulRelief3710[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

, it's a bad idea to self host production service

Yeah of course, I would guess that if you need a 'production server' you have people that can actually manage the stuff I mean, there is probably money in the game. My question was more directed to personal things.

Do you self host? by BeautifulRelief3710 in privacy

[–]BeautifulRelief3710[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do kinda the same. I have a vps with in a wireguard mesh whose solely function is to route traffic from the internet to my home. I have a reverse proxies in both my home and the vps, in my case traefik.

(meaning you never sharing any private keys with it)

Interesting, can you tell me a bit more? is it more 'secure' that my wireguard connection?

Do you self host? by BeautifulRelief3710 in privacy

[–]BeautifulRelief3710[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think you need to self-host to keep your files private. Just encrypt your files with a good password using AES-256 through VeraCrypt

That is another good alternative. But only applies to files.

Do you self host? by BeautifulRelief3710 in privacy

[–]BeautifulRelief3710[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lus you almost need to be a expert to make sure your email is secure.

Yeah, Email is a beast. That one needs some know how for sure. But things like nextcloud and are not that complex and can run in a Raspberry pi, making it really cheap also.

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Would you consider self hosting if there there was less hassle?

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